The correct usage of the term is a place where people have  close to the same chance of graduating high school as they do of getting shot.

Estimated monthly expenses:Moorage (rates vary)Electric (rates vary depending on usage)Propane for heat & cooking = $10 - $30Fuel (rates vary depending on usage)Estimated annual expenses:Insurance (rates vary) $100+ per yearHaul out and bottom paint every 1-2 years = $2000 Replace zincs, dive service hull cleaning every 4-6 months = $150-$600Engine maintenance, tune up, oil change = apx $400 (rates vary, required services vary)Registration tabs = $80 - $140Let me know if you need anything else!

When COVID hit, everyone was working from home and because in many condo communities, water is included, and most HOAs didn't account for the extra usage.

Not cool to have one tenant dependant upon the next for comfort, or one accountable for the others excess energy usage.

not trying to pull anything inappropriate here, but I am weighing whether it would be worth the increased payroll costs to recharacterize more of the business income as w2 wages vs pass through income, as qualification standards seem much simpler for w2 wage earners vs schedule c business owners.

Neither actually needs the other to pass the 4 highest & best usage tests.If I had to guess it will exceed the allowable adjustments of 10% net & 25% gross.

The fee is a bit less than typical usage.

Any investor considering the use of such a plan should be sure to educate themselves thoroughly and work with professionals not only for the basic acts of implementing the plan, but more importantly with regards to the proper usage of the plan and developing an investment strategy that will meet their goals while remaining in compliance with IRS guidelines.  

They all have varying lifespans dependent on usage and the quality of installation.  

My monthly water bill for both units is $100+ and there is no way to determine usage since they are on one meter.